Raised Wooden Garden Beds
Raised beds make it easier to grow vegetables, herbs, and flowers without bending over. They are stable, easily accessible, and thanks to their natural design, they are suitable for the garden, terrace, or balcony.
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Wooden Designer Raised Garden Bed with Inner Container, 76x43.6x31cm
Wooden Designer Raised Garden Bed without inner container, 1 piece, 76x43,6x31cm
Wooden Designer Raised Garden Bed with Inner Container - 76x43.6x40cm, 60l inner container
Wooden design raised garden bed with an internal container, 76x43.6x40cm, 40l container
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Comfortable cultivation without back pain
Classic beds are low, so every planting and weeding means bending the back — difficult for older people, sometimes impossible. A raised bed solves this: plants grow at 60-80 cm height, you work with them at comfortable height like at a kitchen counter.
Besides comfort, raised beds have other advantages: better yields (controlled soil, better drainage, fewer pests), longer growing season (soil warms faster in spring), less weed, designer look. For every gardener — from young to seniors.
What wood we use
For raised beds we use pressure-impregnated wood (spruce, pine) — moisture-, rot-, mould-resistant. Life 10-15 years with normal use. Some models combined with geotextile inner liner. Also available in natural cedar wood (no impregnation, eco premium).
Sizes for various garden types
Small beds (60×100 cm): for a small garden, balcony or terrace. Medium (80×150 cm): standard family bed, room for 4-6 vegetables. Large (100×200 cm): for serious cultivation, year-round supply. Modular sets: for complex garden compositions.
Beginner tip: Start with one medium bed (80×150 cm). Enough for 4-6 vegetables — herbs, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, carrots, radishes. After a year of experience add more.
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